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  • Juli, El; bullfighting
    bullfighting
    / Act three

    Other maneuvers include the trincherazo, typically done with one knee on the ground and at the beginning of the faena, and the pase de la firma, in which the muleta is moved in front of the bull’s nose while the bullfighter remains motionless. Especially noteworthy is the left-handed natural,…

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    Other maneuvers include the trincherazo, typically done with one knee on the ground and at the beginning of the faena, and the pase de la firma, in which the muleta is moved in front of the bull’s nose while the bullfighter remains motionless. Especially noteworthy is the left-handed natural,…

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